Purolator Boss PBL10141

[BrendanC]

2011 cat forklift. 4781.6 hours on unit.
in service 6 months ~200 hours.

out/off: 4 quarts M1 EP HM 5w-30 with Purolator Boss PBL10241 (ph3614 size)

in/on: 4.5 quarts Valvoline European 5w-40 and OG wire backed Fram Titanium FS3600

filter looks ok minus some sloppy glue.

 

[BrendanC]

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[Zee09]

Looks pretty good
and @KCJeep will be jealous of the green glue...
Thanks for the @fantastic cp and pictures

 

[Johnny248]

2011 cat forklift. 4781.6 hours on unit.
in service 6 months ~200 hours.

out/off: 4 quarts M1 EP HM 5w-30 with Purolator Boss PBL10241 (ph3614 size)

in/on: 4.5 quarts Valvoline European 5w-40 and OG wire backed Fram Titanium FS3600

filter looks ok minus some sloppy glue.

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looks super clean

 

[BrendanC]

looks super clean

LPG fueled motor. gets a 6 month OCI.

 

[53' Stude]

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Looks real good. Is this a natural gas or propane powered forklift?

Thank Uiu for cut and post

 

[97prizm]

CCould it go longer wwithout any issues?

 

[BrendanC]

Looks real good. Is this a natural gas or propane powered forklift?

Thank Uiu for cut and post

propane and you are welcome sir.

CCould it go longer wwithout any issues?

probably but error on the safe side with a 6 month OCI.

 

[fantastic]

Seems to be running real clean on that propane. That filter is spotless. I've seen them use white glue in the past so seeing this turquoise color is different or maybe it changed colors during use?

 

[KCJeep]

It's beautiful.

 

[BrendanC]

Seems to be running real clean on that propane. That filter is spotless. I've seen them use white glue in the past so seeing this turquoise color is different or maybe it changed colors during use?

that’s what i’m thinking. maybe some of the combustion by-products

 

[kschachn]

that’s what i’m thinking. maybe some of the combustion by-products

Boy I doubt that. Propane burns very cleanly with only carbon dioxide and water vapor, and maybe a bit of carbon monoxide if there is an issue. Not a whole lot to make some sort of color or deposit.

If there is contamination enough to make a glue change color then that's not something I'd want to have happening in my engine. Commercial propane is pretty pure with a few other mixed hydrocarbons that also burn cleanly.

 

[FlyingVan]

Yeah, definitely not burning gasoline. At 200 hours in a gasoline engine the oil would look different.